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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1968
Page
2
Buckley argues that discrimination debates miss the human impact. He cites Choate admissions and a Harvard case to show how selectors favor race. He warns white workers losing jobs and supports protecting white teachers while endorsing black administrators with safeguards. Tune in tomorrow.
The CHARGE program faced possible shutdown by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity but won a temporary reprieve amid community support. Critics urge soul searching by D. John Razzano and CHARGE’s board to boost job programs and private-sector ties, preserving successful neighborhood centers and Head Start classes.
The author argues English should not be taught as a separate subject in U S schools contending other nations teach language through literature and speaking while English teachers dominate instruction. He cites flaws in teacher training and student writing and notes British palace history at Buckingham Palace built in the 18th century for John Sheffield duke of Buckingham and Normandy.
Holmes Alexander surveys 1968 as a setback year for organized labor leaders. He notes Democratic disunity, anti Nixon sentiment among unions, and failed bargaining pushes in steel and textiles. He argues Nixon benefits as labor leadership weakens while public opinion shifts.
Rep Harry A Englehart Jr Cambria Democrat will lead as House Democratic Caucus Chairman amid a push to curb executive branch dominance by Governor Shafer administration. The 45 year old former naval midshipman and Yale Law School graduate vows cooperation with the administration while resisting legislative dictatorship.
The piece argues that the First Amendment protection extends to both major corporations and student radicals. It highlights Hugo Black Homer Babbidge and S F State College president Hayakawa as a trio defending free speech against Leftist tactics. It praises lawful limits on campus disruption and public spaces.
A religious quote from Romans 13:5 urges believers to owe nothing but love to others and notes that love fulfills the law. It emphasizes moral duty and spiritual guidance without additional context.
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